Unit 3《Period Five Task》课件1.pptVIP

Dear Mr. Hudson, I am writing to apologize for any misunderstandings that occurred when I showed you around Beijing the other day. I felt rather strange when you would not get on the boat because you thought it was too crowded while I considered that there was a lot of space. After reading a magazine, I know that people from the USA feel uncomfortable if others are too close to them. I know it is a matter of ‘personal space’. So now I understand why you did not want to get on the boat then. I feel sorry for not having known these taboos earlier. I hope you can forgive me for all these misunderstandings. I hope our next meeting will be happier. Yours sincerely, Leo 3. greet: verb [T] to welcome someone with particular words or a particular action, or to react to sth. in the stated way: 3. greet: verb [T] to welcome someone with particular words or a particular action, or to react to sth. in the stated way: 他在门边向我致意。 3. greet: verb [T] to welcome someone with particular words or a particular action, or to react to sth. in the stated way: 他在门边向我致意。 He greeted me at the door. 3. greet: verb [T] to welcome someone with particular words or a particular action, or to react to sth. in the stated way: 他在门边向我致意。 He greeted me at the door. greeting: noun [C or U] sth. friendly or polite that you say or do when you meet or welcome someone: 他们在开始开会之前相互问好。 他们在开始开会之前相互问好。 They exchanged greetings before starting the session. 他们在开始开会之前相互问好。 They exchanged greetings before starting the session. greetings: ?plural noun a message that says you hope someone is well, happy, etc: 他们在开始开会之前相互问好。 They exchanged greetings before starting the session. greetings: ?plural noun a message that says you hope someone is well, happy, etc: birthday/Christmas greetings 他们在开始开会之前相互问好。 They exchanged greetings before starting the sess